Trent Mick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Perhaps you are thinking of some of the C/C++ IDEs (like Visual Studio >on Windows and Xcode on the Mac)
Hi Trent, Ravi, Actually, I had two things in mind: 1) HTML editors - I made a website using Yahoo Sitebuilder. It's a pretty good tool, but I didn't want to use it any more, but could not simply open my HTML files with another editor. I had to spend many hours ripping out the Sitebuilder goo first. 2) "RAD" tools. If you write code in VisualBasic, you can't use hardly any of it in another Basic RAD tool such as RealBasic. They are ostensibly the same language, Basic, but in reality there is only a surface resemblance. I want to avoid this if I can with Python. I want to have my code, and then work on it with different tools. I don't want to have to commit to one tool, and then pray that the tool remains in existance. I was really pissed off when Microsoft killed Visual Basic 6, and I was stuck with a huge mound of now worthless code. I have to rewrite *all* of it. I never want to go through that again, which is why I am considering Python. Thanks, Matt -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
